Topic: How to choose bounty? - page 133. (Read 10557 times)
At first I read the white paper, pay attention to the budget allocated for the project, the team. Besides, I check the bounty manager if the manager is reputable and experienced.
Subscribe to private private chats there is always new and important information.I think that this is one of the best ways to identify and find the right project
It's not as difficult as it sounds.Really just need to heed the advice of those who have already participated and have some experience.I did not immediately
Of course, you have to know what you join. You can or read the technical documentation, or ask in the telegram group because usually when in the technical documentation there isn't enough information, managers or team of the project are very active in the telegram group. Further there is a Head of a campaign. You will see whether the manager has good reputation concerning campaigns. Those managers who have big names, as we know, have only a good campaign as they seriously care for the names and don't want that something destroyed it. And, at last, check the spreadsheet of members. You will know that the campaign will be successful if you with members who are well-known or have higher ranks, than you.
We all know that there are a lot of bounty in the bounty section as we can see, but my question is how to choose good bounty campaign that we are able to earn money? Many people mention, that the only way to determine whether the bounty is profitable or not is by reading its white paper but may I ask to those expert here what is the other way to determine the profitable bounty?
You have a good point here. First, I am looking at the bounty manager. If it has good trust ratings. Second, I read on the budgetary allocations, the hard cap and softcap. If these two are hard to reach, then I dont choose that project. Lastly, I look into their website, telegram and others in which I can read several comments about the project.
I usually choose to follow the bounty program by looking at some things. one of them is the allocation budget offered for bounty participants, I usually select a project with a large allocation and have a good project concept
How to choose? Maybe intuition. But seriously, it is impossible to determine for sure whether a profitable one or another bounty campaign! It's lucky. 
If you wanna choose bounty that really can make your profit in future - you need too watch strongly what idea it its, try to understand how it will respond by peoples who may invest in this, check what bounty-manager takes this bounty, can you trust him too, or not?
Read the white paper and road map, learn about them. Then do a deep research about their team, how strong and experienced they are. After that you see how their community growth and at the end the product it self.
I agree to both replies being posted. You need to consider backgrounds and their products or whatsoever it is that they are really up into. Just read as what sir Ken have said. Also as additional info if they have a telegram it is important to participate in it to really monitor how are they really doing say in their ICOs. Try also visiting spreadsheets for stats, I saw some are not updated which could have ended.
I agree to you thats what should i do too,open spreadsheets if many are joining and some members have already stakes there,if there are higher ranks joining too i think that kind og bounty campaigns are active and profitable.
Yes we must choose the right bounty campaign that fits to our ranks,do some research of it if it really exist and and very profitable,open the speadsheets if many are joining and they have already some stakes for you to be sure,...
I usually check their whitepaper, i read the project, i look the team behind the project, and i also look at the manager. Join the bounty that has a well known manager,
it's half the success.
it's half the success.
The most important thing is try to find out the team, how experienced are them, are they strong and motivated or no. But if you have difficulties see on the community, how much he followers and how active the team.
it's really not that hard to choose what bounty you are going to join in. you just have to be watchful, cautious and careful what project to join. any suspicious you find about the project, just bust out. look for another project you think conforms your standard.
First of all, you need to look into the project yourself. Understand how much it needs society, how much revenue it can be, how to use tokens.
I will advice anyone that want to go into bounty to join any bounty that do not have any extra. Let the bounty you join be the one with standard rule of btt and this will translate to transparency of the reward and the process.
Let us put in our mind that we are like investing when choosing the bounty because we are also working so we have to get paidwith the amount that is stipulated in the rules, just like an investor we will be able to receive tokens and we can sell it right away or hold it.
We all know that there are a lot of bounty in the bounty section as we can see, but my question is how to choose good bounty campaign that we are able to earn money? Many people mention, that the only way to determine whether the bounty is profitable or not is by reading its white paper but may I ask to those expert here what is the other way to determine the profitable bounty?
Should you find reading whitepapers tedious, you can just skip this part, and just follow dev team that you have worked before whom you trust.
In this way you can skip the tedious long reading phase.
However, if you can, I would encourage that you read them.
Who knows due to many projects that the dev team is working on, they might not give full attention to one.
It's easy to choose bounty.In my opinion how to find bounty is to check first the manager of the project itself, if the manager is good project automatically managed it will run successfully. see the roadmap is clear what is not.And most important also read carefully whitepaper, if it feels interesting and can be successful directly follow.
When you access to subforum Bounty, pay attention to topic's view ==> Everybody cares about it.
Check the bounty mission, the topic's content and bounty manager (For example: Amazix, Atriz,...) ==> professionalism
And I will check the project's website. If the web is made carefully, the project may be serious. (not scam)
Finally, I will check the team. If it has a good team, it is a good project.
Check the bounty mission, the topic's content and bounty manager (For example: Amazix, Atriz,...) ==> professionalism
And I will check the project's website. If the web is made carefully, the project may be serious. (not scam)
Finally, I will check the team. If it has a good team, it is a good project.
We all know that there are a lot of bounty in the bounty section as we can see, but my question is how to choose good bounty campaign that we are able to earn money? Many people mention, that the only way to determine whether the bounty is profitable or not is by reading its white paper but may I ask to those expert here what is the other way to determine the profitable bounty?
I'm no expert, and am not sure if there are many who would own it up and say they are one.
Anyway, reading whitepaper is the best solution as always, but many would find it tedious.
One thing I learned in order to skip reading whitepaper is to work with same dev team if they have new project. In this manner you are sure things would go well and it is not a scam.
Also have a quick look at roadmap, see if they have real worl application of product.
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